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Citigroup sets up inflation trading team

Citigroup has hired five senior bankers to form a European inflation products team. The team, which is within the European rates trading arm of the bank, will be headed by Sebastien Goldenberg, managing director and head of inflation trading.

ABN Amro creates emerging market ABS role

ABN Amro has appointed Gary Watmore to the newly created position of head of emerging markets asset-backed securitisation (ABS) in London. He moves from the bank’s Hong Kong office, where he was most recently head of Asian ABS.

BPI winds down derivatives positions

Lodi’s Banca Popolare Italiana (BPI) has significantly wound down its derivatives positions and lowered its risk profile since September 2005, when it was in the middle of a failed take-over bid for Banca Antonveneta under previous chief executive…

IIC launches euro iBoxx ABS index

Frankfurt-based International Index Company (IIC) has launched the iBoxx EUR ABS 50 index, which consists of the 50 largest and most liquid AAA-rated European floating rate asset-backed securities (ABS) and mortgage-backed securities (MBS). Each…

PBOC gives OTC foreign exchange trading go-ahead

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has opened up the country's spot FX market to over-the-counter trades, and authorised the China Foreign Exchange Trading System (CFETS) to determine the daily central parity rate for the RMB against foreign currencies.

Isda launches Chinese collateral glossary

The International Swaps and Derivatives Association today launched a Mandarin/ English glossary of collateral terms, as it seeks to encourage the use of collateral in credit risk mitigation for the Chinese-speaking world.

Fed fines ABN Amro $80 million

The US Federal Reserve has ordered ABN Amro to pay $80 million in fines for lacking adequate risk management that could identify money laundering activities in its overseas branches. According to the order released on December 19, the Amsterdam-based…

Risk and responsibility

A growing number of banks are producing sustainability reports detailing their environmental and socially responsible initiatives. Is this just slick PR or has sustainability become an important risk management consideration? Clive Davidson investigates

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